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This sounds like the opening narration of the next Final Fantasy game.

It makes sense because people on the spectrum can have injustice sensitivity and difficulties with social norms. It makes sense that they ignore the bystander effect because it’s something similar to a combination of ignoring the social norm of doing nothing because everybody else is doing nothing and trying to stop the injustice of something bad from happening.

Chat gpt now has a feature that will let you take a picture of something and tell you what it is. There was a new contraption that showed up at my work when we combined offices and i used chatgpt to find out that it’s a manual comb binding machine used to bond books and other such things together. What’s neat is that if it can’t tell what something is from one picture, you can take additional photos to help narrow it down.

An American high speed train. Also, a machine that instantly dries you off after a shower.

America being out of ammunition is like saying the nighttime is running out of darkness.

Sam Vimes was the first thing I thought of when I read this post.

We found Zaphod Beeblebrox’s profile.

Shrink rays! Freeze guns! Amnesia blasters!

As someone who only barely understood what you said but is mighty impressed with your knowledge on the matter, what practical use might this have? Could this lead to some invention or project improving or is it just neat to know more about how the universe works?